Translation into Uzbek

Belarus and Uzbekistan are separated by several thousand kilometers. The Uzbek language seems to Belarusians as distant and mysterious as the country of its origin. But at least 20 million people speak Uzbek, and the active development of Uzbekistan makes this state more and more attractive in terms of tourism and business.
If you need a translation into Uzbek in Minsk, please contact the specialists of Molfar Private Unitary Enterprise. An exclusive service for Belarus will be undertaken by experienced translators who are well aware of all the features of Uzbek spoken and written speech.
Services we offer
We translate any documents from any language. We translate for many industries. We guarantee quality.
- Urgent translation
- Translation of a diploma
- Translation of certificates of secondary education
- Notarized translation
- Translation of powers of attorney
- Urgent passport translation
- Sworn translation into Polish in Minsk
- Birth certificate translation

- Translation of the charter
- Translation of instructions for use
- Translation of contracts and agreements
- Translation of statutory documents
- Corporate offer (promotion!)
- Translation for pharmaceutical companies
- Localization of websites
- Translation of product labels

- Translations of documents and texts on medical devices and other equipment
- Медицинский перевод
- Pharmaceutical translations
- Financial translation
- Economic translation
- Technical translation
- Legal translation
- Oil and gas translation

- Translation and Legalization for UAE
- Translation for the German Embassy
- Translation for the Italian Embassy
- Translation for the Lithuanian embassy
- Translation for the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark
- Translation for the Embassy of Cyprus
- Translation for USA
- Translation for the British Embassy
- Translation for the Thailand Embassy

What surprises the Uzbek language?
- It has only masculine gender (it is common to all nouns).
- Only the Uzbek language has a unit of measurement used to indicate the length of the human language.
- The two longest words of the Uzbek language have 36 letters each, and the shortest has only one letter.
- In Uzbek, as in Belarusian, there is Ў. It is pronounced separately from all other letters when it is necessary to express the fact of absolute bad manners.
- The capacious and difficult to pronounce word KЎK denotes green and blue, the sky and even the dollar.


Our team has been working on the market for more than 10 years and has successfully completed more than 5000 projects on translation into foreign languages.
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